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; ; * : . Earl Farrell is absent , from I
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, ; : : Louie Francke' has taken up
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fter their Thanksgiving pleas-
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¶ We are reluctant to erace our
' Thanksgiving blackboard decora '
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, . On Monday of this week , Nel-
lie Cogswell entered . the fourth
I . grade. .
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Nearly all of the non-residents
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i spent their Thanksgiving : vacation
at home.
, The Seniors are . taking up state
- civics , having finished the United
States civics.
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The ninth grade has dropped
English and will take book keep-
:1 : .ing for six weeks.
: * , The high school quartette fur-
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: . nished several * selections for the
' teachers' banquet.
There was a ' large number of
visitors in the . . primary . . room Nov.
24 to hear the Thanksgiving -
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/ We are glad to see Ella Ken-
, neally back Jn school after an ab-
sence of several weeks .on account
. of sickness. '
- If you want to know the , meaL-
ing of "Pollywaps" don't go to
the dictionary ; just' ask some of
the Freshmen.
_ . . , Father ! Blaere gave a very hel p-
ful talk to the High School Wed-
, . . . . nesday morning. We will all be
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glad to have him . come again.
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_ * Leo Cogswell and Ruth Geyer
I enrolled in the primary room this
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: week , which maKes an enrollment
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" forty-nine. Ninteen got certi-
* ficates of perfect attendance.
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. The normal 'training class has
dropped arithmetic and will take
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* geography the rest of the seme-
ster. They will take their arith-
. mejbic i examination Thursday. .
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ance certificates from the fifth and
1 sixth 'gri > ' des this month are ,
\ Kathleen Yeast. Alfred , Ganow ,
Beon Hilsinger , Dwyer Hoxey ,
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Bryon Quigley , Otho Bachelor
y . Milton Nicholson , Cherrie Lean-
eagh , Donald McLean , Irene
Northrop , Leone Anderson , Queen
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If Moon , " Esther - : Shepard , - ' Helen
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Horn I by . Hazel Corbin , Eldene
Sparks , Catherine Hoos and
Harry Rector.
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Dewey Keister , Cl.vde McNeil ,
Raymond Reagle Mrytle Sheldon ,
Ollie Janes and Georgie Sloneker
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have been promoted to the , sixth
grade and are doing good work in
that grade. -
I , The High School have began
preparations for a musical enter-
tainment to be given Dec. 17 , the
proceeds to go to'the piano fund.
Choruses , glees , quartettes and
trios are being drilled , , a -npmqer' '
of choice instrumental selections
are planned and an excellent ' pro-
gram is promised. Further an- I j
nouncement will be made at a
Jater date. .
The pupils in t the seventh and
eighth grades whose average was
90 or over are : Ballard . Hutchi-
son , Cletus Haley , Maisie Smith ,
Emma Anderson , Andrew Gallo-
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way , Amanda Reagle , Mae Peters ,
Myrtle Fitzgerald , Albert Foster ,
Mina Keister , Grace Brayton ,
Nellie Francke , Everett NO.lhrup ! : ,
Burton Howe , Martha llaley ,
, Virgil JJobson , Rosena Lawson ,
Ruth Lamoreaux , Jennie Graham ,
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Leroy Brosius , Carl ( ) Christensen.
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The following program will be
given in the high' school building
Friday .at 1:30 : p. m. , Dec. 10 , by
I the Philomathean society. You
I are invited to come :
Music.
Recitation - Cecile Garlock
Original Story - Elsie Hunt
Recitation - Ralph Green
Biography - Charles Daniels
Recitation - Gordon O'Kief
Essay - - - Vera Wilson
I Recitation - Howard Lamoreaux
Soliloquy - Ella Kenneally
Paper - The Seniors , Edwin House
Music.
Impersonation - Bertha Holsclaw
Recitation - , Wm. Palmer
Quotations - Vivian Clarkson
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Paper-The ,
Harold Yeast
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Recitation - Clarence Spence
Medley - Flora Clarkson
Recitation - Maude Rector
Current Events ,
v Florence Shellbourne
The North Pole - Eugene Taylor
Paper - Edna Hobson
I Recitation - John Jackson
J I Essay - Lizzie Gassan
} Discussion-That Aerial , Navi- ,
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Affirmative , Lee ShiII ; well
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Negative , Ed Cohota
Music. .
Euology The Looking - GUss ,
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I. . ' Peari i Carey
ID\T \ c ive' , ' - Helen Bachelor
Recitation - , Clinton Slll ard
Essay - George Elliott
Book ; Review - PearLMcNeil
Recitation - Anna Galloway
Prophecy - Mary Cogswell
Recitation - Effie Grooms
Oration - , - James Church ;
Recitation - Leona Hermann
Parody , - - Jane Tay lor.
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Essay - Ralph Brosius
Recitation - - " Ada Pike
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I Debate - Resolved That City Life
is Preferable to Country Life.
Affirmative , Mary. Jacobs and
Lawrence Rice ; negative , Ber-
ytha Helzer and Marjorie Garret.
Dialogue-Lochiels' Warning ,
Raymond Jones , Geo. Kreycik.
The V. H. Limelight ,
Hazel Carlson
Song-Old Folks at Home ;
, Freshmen and Girls.
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Reading Circle Banquet.
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At six o'clock p. m. , on Friday ,
Nov. 26 , at the opera ; house The I
Cherry County Reading Circle I
banquet was served to about nine- '
ty people.
As Marguerite ' Haley played a
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lively march the guests lined up
by number , ' and , marching twice
around 'the tables , beautiful with
snowy linen and fresh flowers ,
quickly foumd their places. After
an earnest invocation by Rev. J.
E. Baker of the Methodist church ,
they were served with the follow
ing supper :
Fruice Wafers
Celery Olives Pickles
Baked Chicken and Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes ' . Gravy
Bread Butter Jelly
Waldorf Salad served with Lettuce
Coffee Cake
Fruit Salad ! and Whipped , Cream ,
Levi Sparks as toast-master ,
congratulated the teachers upon .
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the excellent work done in the
schools , and in a few words of
kindly humor put speakers and
listeners at ease and in sympathy.
C. H. Myers , in responding to
the toast "If I Were King , " won
much personal favor- by his' op-
timistic outlook and promise of .
ii i f i , i . Public : : Sale - .
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. . - Registered I Stock
: . . - GOrdon ' Neb.
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, .1 8 R.EGISTERED SHORTHORN . . . BULLS ,
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by the 31,000 bull , COUNT WATERLOO (151016) ( ) . These bulls are all coming . two
years old and will be the only bulls of that age for sal , the get of this famous bull.
: . . Another advantage is that they a're acclimated , being raised at Gordon where their
: mothers had ordinary range care and were not pampered . in any way. These , . . bulls
never were used but are guaranteed breeders. " , '
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: - - * . COUNT WATERLOO is a dark red bull , very low down , of the regular
, . ; . . . . ejltyp.e. 1 ; > . His weight in good breeding condition-is 1900 pounds. ' Fat , he . would
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- ALSO : TWO POLAND CHINA BOAR PIGS ,
. . of the big kind , and as fine a pair as you will see anywhere.
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vr : ? : . - ' Four Suckling Mule Colts. . .
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Mrs. Lillian Wooster , in the
Mother Tongue , _ pointed out the
beauties of the English language
and declared efficient instruction
in i reading and composition , to be
the .open door to all other realms
of knowledge. , . ' .
Judge Walcott was quite at
home on Picnic Grounds ; paid a
deserved tribute to the Valentine
junior normal picnic of state wide
, reputation. Spoke of the un-
desirable picnic of the teacher
with the difficult school , and the
real picnic of the teacher who
! teaches under ideal conditions and
ended with the wish that the life
of the county superintendent in
her new home might be one un *
ending picnic. '
Julia Van Driel honored the
Valentine schools as their repre-
sentative toast Ideals and sat down
admist hearty applause. .
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J. J. McLean read an artfcle
by Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver
on Altruism in education. Every
one was sorry when the call
"Time" left some of the excellent
articles yet : undelivered.
Mrs. E. P. bettenga honored
both : > women and men in her schol-
arly review of the woman's position
in the ; world's work.
C. A. Ruby of Wood Lake while
not himself illustrating his toast
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left his hearers in perfect sym-
pathy with the value of work done
by the' , prodders.
D. F. Story in his theme "The
Boy of Tomorrow" sees their
future determined by the amount
of education and preparation they
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are receiving.
Mrs. F. M : Walcott spoke from
her heart on the subject Athletics ,
being the wife and mother of two
all-round athletes , her son for the
past three years having played
foot ball on the "Varsity" team
and never . , having lost to his school
a single point through a poor
play. She believed throughly in
the training received in the power
of self control gained , the power
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of co-operation developed and the
ability to rejoice in the good work
done by another. '
One of the happiest features of
the evening was the music fur-
nished by Miss Julia Van Driel ,
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Kate Helper ; Marie Christensen ,
and Alice McLean.
When we say that the Banquet
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the Methodist church it goes with-
out saying that it was delicious
and abundant. > .
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Nebraska Public Library
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Commission.
The Nebraska Public Library
Commission was created by the
legislature of 1901 to aid in estab-
lishing new public libraries , to
improve the condition of those al- .
ready in existance. and to maintain
'a circulating library for . the . . . . state.
The resources of the library and
the activities of the commission
tor the year ending November 1 ,
1909 , are shown in the following
statement : '
RESOURCES : THE LIBRARY :
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Number of volumes in trav-
eling libraries . . . . . . . . . . :4520
Number of volumes in Bo
hemian traveling libraries. . 630
Number volumes in reserve
collection for special study 2543
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . 7693
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x „ CIRCULATION OF BOOKS.
Number of volumes sent out.9677
Numper of places to which
books were sent. . . . . . . . . . 431
WORK WITH PUBLIC LIBRARIES.
The secretary , in addition to
carrying on" a large corre po'nd-
ence concerning library affairs in
the state , has traveled over 300
miles in furthering the library
progress in Nebraska. She has
given advice in bookbuying to
school , cluJD ) , and public libraries ,
has conducted a correspondence
course for untrained librarians ,
has visited 20 libraries , has assist-
ed in the organization of five new
libraries , and has reorganized six
libraries.
For further information con-
cerning the Public Library Com-
mission , address the secretary ,
Miss Charlotte Templeton , Lin-
coln" , Nebraska
WHAT TIIE . COMMISSION DOES : I
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reading through traveling librar-
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ics.Acts as a reference library for
the whole state , sending out avail-
able material on any subject on
request.
Assists in organizing new li- ,
t braries and re-organizing ! old ones. I
WRITE TO THE COMMISSION.
If your community wants good
wholesome reading.
If you want help in a high
school.debate , or a club paper.
If you want books along any
special line for your own ' reading.
If your town is conterapjating
establishing a public library.
If you want help in selecting
books for your school library.
, For any information regarding
books or libraries , write to
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION ,
Lincoln , Nebr.
St. Nicholas Church.
In Crookston on Sunday , Dec.
5 , at 10 a. m.
LEO M. BLAERE. Rector.
Don't neglect to send a dollar for
THE DEMOCRAT and mention our
special offer or send clipping.
livery tenth subscription free. See
our advertisement in this paper.
U. S. Land Office , Broken Row. Nebraska ,
November 13. 1909.
A sufficient contest adldavit having been filed
in this ! ortlce by Lewis Kussmauu. contestant
against homestead entry No. 0951 made
June 29. llUM , for all of section 21. Township ! 25n ,
range 35w Ctn 1' , M. . by Herman C. Gum-
prechr. contestee. in which it is alleged that
aaid Herman C' . Gumprecht has wholly aband
oned said tract for 'more than six mouths 1-ist l
pAst. that he has , never established an actual
residence on said : tract that the same is wholly
abandoned and that the tract is In its wild and
native state and wholly unimproved , and that
all of said defects exist at this date and have
not been cured. -
Said parties are hereby notified to appear
respund and offer'evidence touching said alle a-
tion at 10 o'clock a. in. on January 3 , 1910 be-
fore J. H. Welton , U. S. Commissioner , Mullen.
Nebr. and that the final hearing will he held
at in / o'clock a , in. on January 4. 1910 ! be
fore the register arid receiver at HIM " United
States land Office in Uioken Bow Nebraska'
The said : ! contestant having in a proper affi
davit filed Nov. 13 , 1909 s . . t forth facts which
show that aitr due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made ! it hereby order
ed and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication. : .
474 H JOHN REESE , Register. "
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition for
Settlement of Account.
In the County Court of Cherry county ,
Nebraska.
STATE OF NEBRASKA , t . . . .
OlifiTy County. i' ) Ss
To the helrs.und all persons' Interested in
the estate of Edward R. Richimjsdeceased :
On reading the petition of Elnm Richards
praying a llnal settlement and allowance of
} her account filed in this court on the 18th .
. day of November , 11109 , and for u decree of
llnal distribution.
It is hereby ordered that you and all per-
sons interested in said mutter may , and do
appear at the county court to be held in and
for said county , on the 11th day of December
A. J ) . , JlJOI ! ) ! ) , at I o'clock p. m. , to show cause ,
if any there be , why the prayer of the pe-
titioner should not be granted , and that no-
tice of the pendency of said petition and the
hearing thereof be given to all persons in-
terested in said matter by publishing a copy
of this order in The Valentine Democrat , a
weekly newspaper printed in said : ; county
. for four successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing. J.utis C. QUIOIKT.
[ : SEAL. ] .j i 15 ; , I . County .Judge.
Waleott & Morrissey , attorneys.
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Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition for
Settlement of Account.
In the county court of Cherry county , Ne-
braska.
STATE } OF . N } NEBRASKA ! , . , .
County of Oherr ' . jMS \
To theheirs , and all persons interested In
the estate of Jennie Barnes , deceased :
. On reading the petition of Edward Satter-
lee praying a llnal settlement and allow .
ance of his account filed in this court on tlifi
3rd day of November , 1900 , and for his dis .
charge as administrator. . i
It is hereby ordered that you and all per-
sons interested in said . matter may and do
appear at the county court to be held in and
for said county , on the 11th day of December ,
A. D. , 1009 , at 10 o'clock a. m. , to show cause
if any there be , why the prayer of the pe-
titioner should not be granted , and that
notice of the pendency of said petition and
the hearing thereof be given to all persons
interested in said matter by publishing a
copj-of this order . in The Valentine Demo-
crat , a weekly newspaper printed In said
county , for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing.
[ SEAL ] JAMES : : O. QUIGLKY ,
45 4 County Judge.
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Walcott & rorrlsge " . attorneys.
Order , of f Hearing and Notice on Petition for
Settlement of Account.
In the county court of Cherry county , Ne-
braska. '
State of Nebraska I. ss
Cherry County I
To the heirs and all persons interested in
the estate of Lewis H. Smith deceased.
On reading the petition' Charles H. Cor-
nell , one of the executors praying a final
settlement and allowance of his account , filed
in this court on the 16th day of November ,
1909. : and for their discharge and the distri
bution of said estate.
It is hereby'ordered " that you and all per-
sons interested in said matter may , and do.
appear at the county court to be held in and
for said county , on the 11th day of December
A. D , 1909 , at 11 o'clock a. m. , to show cause
if any there be , why the prayer of the pe
titioner should not be granted , and that not-
ice of the pendency of said petition and the
hearing thereof be given to all persons inter
ested in said . matter " by publishing a copy of
this order in The "Valentine Democrat a
weekly newspaper printed , in said countv for
four . successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing. JAMES C. QUIGLEY.
[ SEAL ] 45-4 County Judge.
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Legal Notiee.
Herleanu Johnson,3Iary . Johnson , his wife ,
real name unknown , and the unknown
heirs and devisees of Emil M. Perrig , de
ceased , will take : notice that on the 4th day :
of November , 1SXKJ ( , P. Flor Dlgmann filed
his petition in the District Court of Cherry
county , against each and nil of . the aforesaid
defendants , the object and prayer of which
are to have ' the title of the said P. Flor Dig-
inann in n'nd to Lot One (1) ( ) , and the east
half of the southeast quarter of section
twenty-four ; (24) ( ) . , In township thlrt " -l1\'e
(35) ( ) , range thirty-one n(31) ( ) , ' \\est of the Sixth
Erinclpal merfdnn. In Cherry county , Ne-
raska , quieted and confirmed In the plain
tiff as against the claims Interests nnd de
mands ' of the defendants. That the defend
ants and each and all of them be decreed to
have no interest-in lien upon or claim to
the real estate described above and that all
the claims of the various defendants be can
celled , annulled and satisfied of record.
That each and all of the defendants be for-
ever enjoined from asserting any Interest
in ! , lien upon , or claim to the aforesaid
premises. Thut the court decree that the
title taken by Emil M. Perrlg from William
S. Hatton to the real estate described above
was taken in trust for the plaintiff by the
said Emil 31. Perrlg . , and for such other and
further relief na may bo just and equitable.
You are retiuire'd to . answer said petition
bn - or before ' Mbnday , thb 20th : clay tif D ' d-
cembor , lWl. ! .
, Dated this 6th day of November : : , If09.
P. FLOR DIGMAXN ,
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R. 1 I. Faddis & Co
or KennedY.
addres8Valentine
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Some branded .
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thigh. , . _ _
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Horses branded -
on left
' 'shoulder
gonlen !
or thigh
, Some' Some branded
branded on . ; hrandedi17
bralldel1l1 or shoulder. . ' . .
, shoulder
I or thigh
P. H. Young. :
Simeon. Nebr.
Cattle branded
as cut on left side
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side.
- , en left Jaw of ,
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Rangn on Gordon Creole north of Simeon. _
Albert Whipple & Sons.
. Rosebud S , * D.
Cattle branded
SOS on left side
OSO on rlKhtsIde _ _ _ . .
Some cattle J6"- "
have a -4- on ask
Some with t n
leftshonlder , nd
some brandy
with two T birs
Hcross hlnd- nr -
' ers . Some T8'1'S
cattle brauded a * O on left side and'somo. . .
on left side.
Horses branded . SOS on left hip. somed ' C& 16
branded AW bar connected on both aldq ad
left hip of horses t . -
N. S. Eowley.
Kennedy - Nebraska. rJ
Same as cut on left ,
Hide and hip , and on -
left shoulder of hor-
se ' . AlsoKSM on
left side . nd
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F X on left : e .
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Some cat-9Efl : -
tie bpna-JL < MBgPAW - . - . - . . .
ed husJc-&MMBfing pep : ( either side u , ) on
left sjde or hip. F on left Jaw and left she aider
of bOnt 3. HI f J
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TxT on left Jaw of horses ,
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Rosebud , SD
Horses and cattle
same as cut ; al0
OJ BE JJ on rigcr
hip. t
Range on Oak aihd
Butte creeks. t
A liberal rewai\i
for informatioi
leading to detecttoi
. of rustlers of stock ! *
hearing anv of these brands. ,
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R. M. : Terrill , Propr. " 'N
Brownlee , Neo.
mt : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ Cattle branded as
in cut on left
side. Some
branded K. T Y
on left hip. Range
on North , Lonp
river two milt-s
west of Brewnlee
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JI A. Yaryan.Pullman
Pullman Nebr
Cattle branded JY
on rightside
Horses branded JY
on right shoulder
J y Reasonable reward
for any Information
leading to the re -
- covery of cattle
-t strayed from my / /
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range.
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D. M. Sears.
Kennedy , Nebr. _ '
Cattle branded
as on cutjeft side
Some on reft hip. S
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Horses same on
left shoulder.
Range Square
Lake.
Nebraska Land and Feeding Co.
Sartlett Richards Pres Will G Comstock , V. P.
Chas G Jamison Sec&Treas
Cattle branded on
any part of animal ;
also the following
brands :
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horses rands t e
same
Range ' betwees
Gordon on the FJJ.
& M. V. . R. R. and
yannis on M . R. R. in Northwestern Nebr.
BARTl.ETT RICHARDS. Ellsworth , Nebr.
John Kills Plenty.
St Francis Mis
sion , Rosebud.
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Cattle branded
as in cut ; horses
aame on left , - . - - -
thigh . Range be
tween Kprinz C'k
and Little White
river.
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Sawyer Bros.
Oasis , Nebr
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charge of these
cattle. . H rses
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der. Some
left Bomer ; .
Horss . ! : . .
same left thigh. #
Kauge on Snake
river.
Metzger : Bros.
Kolfe Nebr
Cattle branded
anywhere on left
side.
Earniark square . - . . .
crop right ear. '
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Horses have
same brand on
eft thigh.
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Range on Gordon and Snake Creeks.
A Reward of 5250 will b , - paid to any person for
information leading to the arrest aud flnal
. conviction . . of : any person or pel'bonlJ'ISteaHng
oj * tl * > with Pbovp brand
Roan Bros. -
Woodlake Neb
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Range on Long RB
Lake and Crook-
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